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  We understand how crucial it is for startups that are experimenting with technologies, to get the right support on this journey, build fast, optimize and scale. At Google Cloud, we want to help you build your business and partner with you at every stage of your startup journey. Elevate your startup with our how-to guided series  We’re very excited to announce the launch of Google Cloud Technical Guides for Startups, a video series for technical enablement aimed at helping startups to start, build and grow their businesses successfully and sustainably on Google Cloud. Through this multi series, you will not only be guided on how your startup can get started on Google Cloud, you will also be able to understand how other startups are leveraging our solutions across industries. This is a three part video series designed to match your startup’s stage of growth: The Start Series : Begin by building, deploying and managing new applications on Google Cloud from start to finish. The ...

  You can now quickly start and share a meeting notes document for your Calendar events. Creating a notes document from Calendar will automatically populate the document with the event information and attach the document to the event. You can also add this same meeting notes template into any doc by typing “@” in the doc and using the drop-down menu. These features are currently only available in Calendar and Docs on the web. Meeting notes are one of the most common use cases in Docs, and an effective way to make meetings a good use of time. However, creating, sharing and finding them later involves several basic repetitive steps, and involves switching between Docs and Calendar. The meeting notes feature is a shortcut to create such documents with some quick clicks. This feature streamlines the creation, sharing and attachment of meeting notes into Calendar events. Additional details In Calendar, this feature is only available to meeting organizers or guests with permissions to mo...

  It may sound like something out of a horror movie, but one problem affecting your conference room usage might be zombies. We aren’t referring to the undead monsters that hunger for brains — we’re talking about “zombie meetings.”  A zombie meeting, sometimes called a ghost meeting, is when a conference room is reserved in advance for a meeting, but nobody shows up to use it. This displays the conference room as unavailable (or dead) for others while it’s actually available (or alive), hence the term zombie meeting.   Zombie meetings have existed as long as meeting rooms have been around, but as businesses increasingly occupy more expensive workspaces, these zombie meetings reduce the cost-effectiveness of these spaces. The root of the problem comes down to three combined causes: humans, technology, and the modern workplace. The human element  Today, more employees than ever have flexible work schedules and plans change at a moment’s notice. As many organization...

  Google Cloud Next  and  VMworld 2021  are less than two weeks away, and the partnership between Google Cloud and VMware is entering a new chapter. Over the past year, our close partnership with VMware and mutual dedication to customer success has inspired us to deliver  several innovative capabilities , including expanding the service to 12 regions worldwide along with our industry-leading 99.99% availability, multi-region networking, and improved scalability to make it easy for customers to rapidly migrate to the cloud.  "Our collaboration with Google is noteworthy because of the value it brings to our joint customers. The mutual success we have had partnering with Google on solutions that enable VMware workloads to run natively in the cloud with Google Cloud VMware Engine and digital workspace with Android and Chrome Enterprise is a testament to the quality of our joint offerings,” said  Gregory Lehrer, VP Strategic Technology Partnerships, VMware ...

  Google has given the opportunity to put image watermarks. This gives more courage when sharing with other parties.  On every page of your document, this watermark picture will appear beneath the text. This is helpful for incorporating custom designs, branding, and corporate logos. When importing or exporting documents from Microsoft Word, picture watermarks are also maintained. How to use it Select “Insert” → select “Watermark” → upload the pic you want Available to all Google Workspace customers, as well as G Suite Basic and Business customers.

  An adorable cat filter is purr-fectly appropriate for a Zoom session with family and friends, but what happens when you join your next meeting as a furry feline and want to quickly regain your human form? We’re here to answer all your questions about using filters, whether you want to know how to become a cat in your next Zoom meeting, and perhaps more importantly, how to remove your filter when the situation calls for it. How to use native Zoom filters Zoom has a bunch of free filters to make meetings fun. You can wear a pizza hat or a crown of flowers, a pirate eye patch or bunny ears — and it’s easy to select and switch filters depending on your mood (and audience). In a meeting, simply click the up arrow next to the Stop Video icon and select Choose Video Filter. Click on different filters to try them on for size! You can also turn on video filters when you’re not in a meeting. How to use third-party filters Third-party integrations like Snap Camera give you even more options...

  Earlier this year, Google announced the ability for meeting hosts to mute everyone all at once in Google Meet on desktops/laptop devices. This change gives the host more control by helping them prevent or stop disruptions coming from unmuted users. Meeting hosts and co-hosts are the only users in a meeting who can use the “mute all” feature. Once all participants are muted, the hosts and co-hosts cannot unmute them. However, users will be able to unmute themselves as needed. Please note: Users joining meetings using Pexip devices will not be muted. This feature is rolling out now on iOS, with availability for Android coming in later in 2021. We’ll provide an update on the Workspace Updates Blog once that becomes available.  Getting started  Admins: There is no admin control for this feature.  End users: This feature will be available by default to meeting hosts. Visit the Help Center to learn more about muting participants in Google Meet.  Roll-out  pace...